Pelican Point 1997 is a point-and-click adventure game set in ’90s Australia. Explore colourful, hand-drawn and animated suburbia, collect hilarious trading cards, rent a video, buy an album or overfeed your digital pet.
Pelican Point 1997 player count & Steam charts
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Windows · macOS · LinuxNo controller support listed
GameplaySingle-player
Steam featuresFamily Sharing
System requirements
MinimumRecommendedSystemWindows 10 64-bit—CPUIntel Core i3-6100 / AMD FX-6300 or equivalent—GPUIntel HD Graphics 530 / GeForce GTX 750 / AMD Radeon R7 360 or equivalent—RAM4 GB RAM—Download size2 GB available space—
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About the Game
From the developers of CAVEMAN CRAIG comes PELICAN POINT 1997, a point and click adventure game set in regional 1990s Australia.
You’re Josh Wackett. It’s your twelfth birthday, and with both parents stuck at work, Saturday is yours. So what’s the plan? Hunt down Mighty Monsterz trading cards? Help your best mate Paley investigate the weird stuff happening around town? Or kick back with a few weeklies from the video store?
- Hang out in hand-drawn environments bursting with life, complete with original recorded dialogue and fully animated characters.
- Grift unsuspecting kids in games of Mighty Monsterz or find cards hidden throughout town to complete your card collection.
- Blow your dollarydoos on music, videos and more from the shops around town. Enjoy the irony of owning physical media in a virtual world you downloaded off the Internet!
- Listen to original soundtracks of teen-pop, trip-hop, post-grunge and other beloved (or despised) genres on your portable CD player.
- Muck around on the family PC, collect toys from yesteryear or neglect your virtual pet!
There is plenty to discover and enjoy in the sun-soaked, carefree idyll of Pelican Point, coming soon for Windows, MacOS and Linux!
Players updated — · store data Oct 14, 05:15 AM UTC · source: SteamWebAPI
Steam does not list a price for Pelican Point 1997 at the moment.
Pelican Point 1997 has not been released yet. No date has been announced.
Minimum: Windows 10 64-bit, Intel Core i3-6100 / AMD FX-6300 or equivalent, Intel HD Graphics 530 / GeForce GTX 750 / AMD Radeon R7 360 or equivalent, 4 GB RAM. The requirements card above compares minimum and recommended specs for every platform.
Steam lists 2 GB of free disk space for Pelican Point 1997.
There are no Steam reviews for this game yet.
English is supported, including full audio. In total, Steam lists 1 language for Pelican Point 1997, 1 with full audio.
No — Steam lists Pelican Point 1997 as a single-player game.
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On Steam, Pelican Point 1997 runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. No controller support listed.
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